- Issue created by @damienmckenna
While naming things is one of the two hardest things in software development, the problem can be greatly simplified by reusing existing naming conventions.
In β¨ Add default value for config source on input defaults for recipes Active a new attribute was added to the recipe system for providing a value that is to be used should another value not be available. Rather than using a similar name for this attribute to what is used in the migration system, i.e. "default_value", the name "fallback" was used. This makes recipe development marginally harder as the naming convention that a developer might have used in another subsystem is not used here.
Rename the "fallback" attribute to "default_value".
Rename the "fallback" attribute to "default_value".
Update tests.
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It removes the use of "fallback" terminology for describing a default value.
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All uses of "fallback" in recipes to describe a default value must be replaced with "default_value".
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recipe system